When knitting, what is the stitch that is listed as a "B"?

Answer 1

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ok the B stich is the one between the A and the C stitch-remember though be carefull -a stich in time saves 9-taken em back out

Answer 2

Unfortunately there is not a standard set of abbreviations for knitting. Check your pattern for a glossary or definition of abbreviations. B could mean bobble, or knit into the back loop, or perhaps something else.

Answer 3

there r only 2 stiches in knitting , knit and pearl, but if u r using more than 1 color, each color has a letter, A B C etc. good luck

Answer 4

You should really find out from the book or where ever you got the pattern. It could be a bobble, usually if more than 1 color is used they list em' as mc-cc-cc1-cc2, sometimes they're also a-b-c. Maybe if beads or buttons are being used the B could be telling you where to place them. I'd really suggest going back to the source, thats your best bet. Good luck on figuring it out.

Answer 5

Usually B refers to color B not stitch B

Answer 6

I would say check with the book/pattern you are using to knit with it should tell you what it is. If not try to ask a local crafts store.

Answer 7

B is for back. It shows it in my knitting book, yet I just searched on google and they didn't have 'b' in the abbreviations list.

Answer 8

b means you knit one back in other words you stich over the last stich

Answer 9

Isn't that the back stitch?

Answer 10

body